Lucknow, 04 July (HS): Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister

of Uttar Pradesh, routinely respects Swami Vivekananda by referring to him as

Rashtrarishi. He continually applauds the spiritual leader for bringing Sanatan

Dharma to the global scene. On Swami Vivekananda's birth and death

anniversaries, Chief Minister Adityanath pays tribute on a monthly basis. He

sees Vivekananda as a youth idol whose chant Utho, Jago (Arise,

Awake) and Vedanta philosophy serve as a guidepost for nation-building.

The Chief Minister frequently emphasizes that India's self-consciousness was

dormant before to Vivekananda's initiatives. He praises the monk with helping

to reestablish India's rich cultural and spiritual identity across the world.

The CM underlined Vivekananda's message of civilization and culture, as well as

his assertion, Say with pride that we are Hindus. He pointed out

that Swami Vivekananda's goal for nation-building continues to lead young India

today.

“On the sacred occasion of the death anniversary of the

great saint, 'Rashtra Rishi' Swami Vivekananda Ji, who invigorated India's

nationalist, spiritual, and cultural consciousness with the resounding

proclamation 'Say it with pride, we are Hindus'—we offer our heartfelt tribute.

His ascetic life continues to inspire millions of youth to dedicate themselves

to their nation, culture, and duty,” he remarked in a post on X.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi